It’s interesting. How do you see this comparing to Pocket, Readwise, and Dewey? I think many Read Later apps will add AI search on top
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#22When will this be available on safari?
It's part of the roadmap, likely releasing in Q2 Is that your browser of choice?
Just like IE 6 I refuse to touch it if I can at all prevent it.
(Feel free to join in folks. We can do this, IE was much better entrenched at its worst.)
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#26Can I manually add notes too? I have been looking for something exactly like this.
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#27There's a nice tool called Glasp
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#28I'm definitely going to give it a try. However, for it to become a permanent part of my routine, it would need a Safari browser extension and an iOS app (compatible with both iPhone and iPad) to allow easy sharing and saving of content from within other apps. Stuff that Raindrop supports.
Additionally, is there an API available so that I can manually script or route content from currently unsupported sources?
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#30This is pretty awesome. Memex world